2025-08-16 01:21:49Chapter 60: "Clash Beneath the Crimson Sky: Ryan vs Noelle"
Ryan groaned as he picked himself up from the cracked training ground. Dust clung to his uniform, and a sharp sting pulsed across his ribs from where Noelle’s kick had landed. Sphinx and Anubis snarled at his side, their auras flaring with fury. Neither of them had anticipated being outpaced so utterly — they hadn’t even sensed her strike until it had landed. That stung more than the bruises."She’s fast. Too fast," Ryan thought, wiping blood from the corner of his lip. Dioki shimmered faintly around Noelle’s form — a distorted mirage of pressure and brilliance, so intense it was painful to look at.Noelle stood calmly, her face devoid of remorse. Her blade glinted in the low light, and her black combat skirt fluttered with each shift of wind. “That proposal,” she said, “still stands. You spar with me now. If you prove yourself, you can accompany me on the next mission.”Ryan's jaw clench
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